John Sidoti to fight misconduct charge

John Sidoti ICAC misconduct

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Former NSW Liberal minister John Sidoti will fight a charge of misconduct in public office.
The ICAC found he used his position to influence councillors for family property interests.
He stated he wants to clear his name.

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Former NSW Liberal minister John Sidoti will fight a charge of misconduct in public office. The ICAC found he used his position to influence councillors for family property interests. He stated he wants to clear his name.

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